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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 13, 1920 · page 8

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] LISTEN.

Game! coal is now, selling at
I judicially the same price as
molten—something that has
'3" happened before. Cannel
1h fist the thing for these cool
air; Burn it in your grate to take
. OR the chill and you will not need
’- to-hop the furnace, going.
‘lfry this plan to reduce the high

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' cost or heating.

ERRIS @7’

Smith, Underwood,
Remington all other
makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. 35
per month. Machines
gold ntslopermonth.

PLUMBER.
TVPIWRITER EXCHANGE,
j“ Futile“ Ave” Brldgoport. Conn.

 

 

 

ion sized Soda full of the
has: charged water, flavors, fruits
in! ice cream, a. drink that is a
alondid, refreshing delight——
fist? our

ICE CREAM SODA
You obt ain your full money’s

77%“ quality in Sodas, Ice
Sundaes, etc” here. Ex-
NeW England
Candy Shop

10 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
59. Norwalk. Phone 952.

 

 

- - Bargain in
Diamond Tires
76006 Miles Guaran—

Off Lrst Price.
A. MODNE

72 NORTH MAIN ST.

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An Opportunity

or Ambitious People, Merrill
Games in SHORTHAND,
BOOKKEEPZNG, TYPEW BIT-
ING and related subjects are
short. cuts to successful careers.
Ask For Particulars

MERRILL
1’ Business C ollege

, National Bank Building,
' South Norwpalk.

 

 

 

T BEST JEWELRY
REPAIRING

 

 

- a classified advertisement in
9313136 for the best results.

 

 

liverywhere we hear 0! the increasing cost or living; we feel it .7

ourselveek Strikes, retusals to work to capadty. demands for higher
wages and a. "don’t care” spirit. are in evidence on every hand
What is the solution?

Our problem just now is to furnish a supply of lumber for our
trade owing to the unusual demand, and trailroad transportation,

difficulties. It ther is any question in your mind regarding your lum-
ber rcqtfiremente and purchases, write or call and we will advise
you as best we can. Our senice‘is better than ordinary, because we
have an excellent organization and unsurpassed auto truck delivery

system. ' 1 ......mew

The, Hatch 89’ Bailey Co:

~ SOUTH N ORWALK, CORK.

 

 

 

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VERA CRUZ May 13 (Associated
Press) .—-Furious fighting between
rehel troops and forces commanded
by President Carranza. occurred 388'
terday at Hacienda Tamariz, on the
Mexican National railroad north of
San Marcos, state of Puebla, accord-
ing to dispatches received here. The
area of the battlefield is reported to
be approximately five square miles.
President Carranza is said in wireless
message from ‘Mexioo City to have
personally directed the operations of
his troops for eight hours on Tuesday.

Terrific storms have swept; the
mountain region where the struggle
is going on, and telegraphic communi-'
cation has been interrupted in the im-

 

"IAKE ELECTRICITY YOUR SERVANT

\ 1333.: YOUR HOME THIS SPRING

Release yourself from household drudgery ‘hrough the use of
Electrical Appliances. - , '

COMPLETE LINE OF FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM

F. M.’ Cullen’s Electric Shop

60 Wall St. Phone 558.

 

Norwalk. -

mediate vicinity of the scene of bat-
tle. It is known, however that heavy
rebel reintorcemenus have been sent
to San \larc’oa by rebel chieftains ar'
lillery being rushed forward to force
the surrender of the troops still loyal
to the president. General Guadeloupe
Sanchez has gone to Esperanza. about
forty miles southeast San Names.
with his personal stat! nd five tratu‘
loads of troops to co-operate in what
is bellex ed to be the decisixe action or
the rebellion.

General Manuel Diemmz.‘ who 3%
loyal to Carranza, haB withdrawn his
forces from Guadalajara, and is marm—
mg toward 1Colomo. Five tralnloade: of
tloops hme been srnt after him. but,

 

the puxsuit is retarde dby breaks: in

 

SHOP BEFORE SIX

OXFORDS

F or Men and Young Men

Low Shoes are going: strong, which proves their: popu-
122th for the Spring an .0. Summer seasons. .4- .u 1";

.“ aggron SPORT, DRESS AND BUSINESS. 13$”!

ELWOGD 59’ GLOVER

122 Washington Street

the railroad line.

Felipe Sanchez Carranza “he W? S
taken prisoner by the rebek at Tin
coco, jus. east of Mexico (it\. has
committed Buicido by shooting. him—
self M11011 oh the head;
advices
Comm! Fclipe Dominguez Mm has
been in (flannel of gm'nmnem OPP“:-
lions in the state of Tubaem has
joined the l""'\'f)l‘.llll')llill‘}' narrwnum.
(ion: 1 :3} (‘nmlldo Aguilar. who is at
i'lllpil Ia. m-ur Ul'izn‘url, 7’s 1117-22911: ill"
lé’lul authorities for permimilm tn
lain I! w lit'etidr'm and 41230
fill", 'lc'rio‘l‘al Aguilar nu
um. um f 10'!!!" lilil'l‘ lllks'
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Phone 1953 7%

"William 0. McLean, Inc.

--l\SURANCE———

Vashiugton Street

 

 

i .QSMFLOURMI .95

Fine; Table Butler

_ ..... 65clb.
AmencanChcese.........................Blclb.
FreshEzgs ..... ...... 53cdoz.
(omnoundLard.....................-........oclb
GoldCross Milk ..... ....... 2for" -56
$2.44
.3.3 ndurd Butter @EggCo.‘

12, North Main St,
53 MainSt.,

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80. Nerwalk
Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.

LIVE LOBSTERS . ..... . .
r‘resh Mackerel . . . . . . 7 ..
bleak Halibut

35c lb.
:‘Zc lb.

...-ou-o~ocooongnn

SteakCod 1801b.
BostonBlucs.............................lSclb.
ButterFish..~ ..... 22c”)
Haddock .............. .................14clb.
Flat Fish ....... 12clb.

mhest Grade Canned Fish. Lowest Prices.
Schultze 8 Sanitary Markets
Norwalkm'South Norwalk

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1.35 pL~Melue Potatoes-1.35 pk

Best Greer. Mountain stock. Cook nice. white
and mealv. "'7' ....»rnejnfiéfivfiifi
Lille Neck Clam Chowder. quart can . . . . . . . . .-. ..5c
Kiev omore Sugar Corn per can . . . . . 18c
Crosse and Blackwell’s Orange Marmalade. iar 45¢
Franklyn Brand .1211}. 21353 tumbler .........
Richardson & Robbins’ Chicken Broth (with ricell.a

.4...- I000“.

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Heinz nPrenal‘ed Snaghetti . . . .

15c and 20c can
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. . . . . ..... _. 43c
07 one Scan. the. old relzable . ..... . . . . . 3 for 25¢:
PnreLeafLa1d.ne1lh. ........ 28c
Gold Rock Pure Fruit Jam jar . . ...... . . . . . . 350

Hot Rolls. Bread. Biscuit every hour at White
House Breadery. next to

Beckmanfi ’sGrocery

83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY 9hone1405.

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11am and June brides.

Trisram e Hyatt

-'—'—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-«~—

 

Graduation GoWns——-Party Dresses

We are lastly proud of the big and varied. showing of dainty materialg in
the Dress Goods Section that are of most particular interest to girl crad-

White Fabrics of Many Weaver. and Textures

Silken Materials' 111 many shades and Silk Net Flounclngs beautiful” 011111311031
ered in gold and siilver.

\VE GLADLY FURNISH SAMPLES 0N RBQU EST.

3: ...; "i 3i. Z; 3 3 " A . 3 3. £3“ E Q; THURSDAY, MAY ..3 193° '3
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CANADA MAY NOT GET COAL.

 

533mm. Pu, Lia. 13-—As a read.
33. :r-ry measure for the present (Tana-
. ran emt..rgo upon pulpwood and
pulpnood paper I nited States Reprcv
Bentative Willis J. I-lullings announc-
ed he: '9 led -,y that he would introduce
.. bill in Congress ehortlv for placing
.317}; z'nbargo upon coal to Canada He
whoring data now “llll that end in
1:31“, he said.

Ron prosentaaive Hullincs said that
follow? ng 'he acquinillon of large
31min spruce limb»: ldllilr‘» in ( az. ado,
la 1» 3m; trimn ‘rteré ~1x :1 limit had
Ewen placed uponexports. Mills were
("L’:‘..‘?,l"~.l(.'€‘f'(l {lion he Fillil, and after»
' " ‘ :31“. unholy-:0 was plowed ‘th pulp»
7. and Mllrm'oml 11131134: from crown
" he asSl-Elt'll .left Cana-
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H.KRIEGER 69° C0

Sole of All Kinds of Ready-to-
Wear Clothes and Shoes for
Men, W omen, Boys and G 111's
now in full owing.

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hal' rows. scrapers.
low for Quick disposal.

TheNorwolk Coal 65 Suppl}; C o.
108 Water St, So. Nor yolk, Conn

FOR SALE

A number 9: second he ml “arm «a: ' 7-. »
May b e501). at (3111:3131 l :31; ._
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Call 499
JAFFE 6.: A33
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk. second-hand for.
iture and old clothes.
”We 9.23: the prices lor every-

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Gite Your Teeth Some
Attention

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Turnpico. Laredo and Tmnou it i«'
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“mild .- 11': um.”- that city to revoln.
tic: also: sh living the proper strength
to as 6- :he city against looting .tnai
according to reports from
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wT'Dr. J H Mallory

is So. Mafn St, South Nor-walk.
Hours—9 A. T- to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8 P. M

Sunday; by Appointment Only.

 

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So. Norwalk's Lchdlug
Corseiicre and Glover ,
So. Main St. So. New 3 M;

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Specials for the
Week

3333333 TOMATO KETCHUP,
3 for 250

EXTRA FINE PORK,

.3» 1' . . . . 25¢
swmrs PRIDE WA same

POWDER, 9. pkg. ..... 170
PURE omen VINEGAR

egal............. 50c

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Cut Hiring costs with a backyard
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